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Man Found Not Guilty in Slaying of Philly Police Official's Son
A man who was accused of killing a Philadelphia Police Department chief inspector’s son at FDR Park three years ago was found not guilty on all counts.
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Pa. Rep. Movita Johnson-Harrell Plans to Resign After Admitting to Theft, AG Says
State Rep. Movita Johnson-Harrell surrendered to police on Wednesday morning. Attorney General Josh Shapiro says the Philly representative will be resigning. She was accused of stealing money from her community and using it for personal use.
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West Philadelphia State Lawmaker to Plead Guilty to Stealing $500,000 From Nonprofit
A publicly elected Philadelphia official will face criminal charges, Pennsylvania Attorney General Josh Shapiro announced Tuesday.
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2 OMB Staffers Quit After Expressing Frustration About Frozen Ukraine Aid, Top Official Says
Mark Sandy, a career staffer in the White House Office of Management and Budget, told impeachment investigators that two budget staffers left the agency after expressing frustrations about the unexplained hold on Ukrainian aid, according to new closed-door transcripts released Tuesday. Sandy said that one staffer, who worked in OMB’s legal office and whose name was undisclosed, told him they...
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2 More Diplomats Testify in Impeachment Hearing
In riveting testimony, a former national security official declared Thursday that a U.S. ambassador carried out a controversial “domestic political errand” for Donald Trump on Ukraine, an allegation undercutting a main line of the president’s defense in the impeachment inquiry. NBC10’s Lauren Mayk has the details.
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Ring Doorbells Draw Scrutiny From Senator Amid Privacy Concerns
Ring, the video doorbell company owned by Amazon, has helped law enforcement agencies across the country solve a lot of crimes. But it has also raised concerns about privacy, and critics have been sounding off on social media for months. Tech writers, meanwhile, have wondered if Ring users were getting the full story about the cameras they’d attached to their...
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WATCH: Tim Morrison's Opening Statement From Impeachment Hearing
Tim Morrison, the former NSC official in charge of overseeing Russia and Europe policy, makes his opening statement during an impeachment hearing on Nov. 19, 2019.
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Montgomery County Native, American Professor Kevin King, Freed by Taliban in Afghanistan After 3 Years Captive
The Taliban has freed two Western hostages, including Kevin King, a native of Montgomery County, Pennsylvania, after holding them in captivity for more than three years, an American official and the prime minister of neighboring Pakistan told NBC News.
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Taliban Frees US, Australian Professors Held Hostage for Over 3 Years
The Taliban on Tuesday freed an American and an Australian held hostage since 2016 in exchange for three top Taliban figures — a move that the insurgent group asserted could help rekindle talks to end Afghanistan’s 18-year war. The hostages — American Kevin King and Australian Timothy Weeks — were released in an area of southern Afghanistan heavily controlled by...
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Diplomat Says of Trump Ukraine Call: ‘I Remember It Vividly'
The phone call State Department official David Holmes overheard between President Donald Trump and Ambassador Gordon Sondland lasted just two minutes. But it won’t be easily forgotten. “I’ve never seen anything like this,” Holmes told Trump impeachment investigators, “someone calling the President from a mobile phone at a restaurant, and then having a conversation of this level of candor, colorful...
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Senior Trump Administration Official Mina Chang Resigns After NBC News Report
Senior Trump administration official Mina Chang resigned from her job at the State Department two and a half hours after NBC News went to her spokesperson to ask about newly discovered false claims she had made about her charity work. NBC News had previously reported that Chang, the deputy assistant secretary in the State Department’s Bureau of Conflict and Stability...
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Patriots' Top CB Says Zach Ertz Was ‘crying' to Officials
Zach Ertz had a big statistical game, but Stephon Gilmore says he saw frustration and saw Ertz “crying” to officials. By Dave Zangaro
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Top Takeaways From Impeachment Inquiry Hearing Against President Trump
The public hearings into whether President Donald Trump should be impeached began in the House on Wednesday with testimony from two career State Department officials who tied Trump to a campaign to pressure Ukraine to investigate one of the president’s political rivals. NBC10’s Keith Jones has some of the top takeaways from Wednesday’s hearing.
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Recap of the Impeachment Inquiry Hearings
A top diplomat testified Wednesday that President Donald Trump was overheard asking about “the investigations” that he wanted Ukraine to pursue that are central to the impeachment inquiry. NBC10’s Lauren Mayk has the details.
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NBC10 First Alert Weather: Record-Breaking Cold Continues
We’re seeing record-breaking cold in parts of our region. How long will the low temperatures last? NBC10 First Alert Weather chief meteorologist Tammie Souza has the forecast.
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Kent: ‘There is No Factual Basis' to Claim Ukraine Interfered in 2016
State Department official George Kent testified Wednesday that there is no “factual basis” to support the notion that Ukraine interfered in the 2016 elections.
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University of Florida Student Government Leader Faces Impeachment Over Visit by Donald Trump Jr.
As President Trump faces the possibility of impeachments, his son is at the center of a similar situation at a Florida school. The Tampa Bay Times reports that members of the student senate at the University of Florida have begun an impeachment inquiry into the student government president at the school, Michael Murphy. A formal resolution was delivered to Murphy...
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Senior Trump Official Embellished Résumé, Had Face on Fake Time Cover
A senior Trump administration official has embellished her résumé with misleading claims about her professional background — even creating a fake Time magazine cover with her face on it — raising questions about her qualifications to hold a top position at the State Department, according to NBC News. An NBC News investigation found that Mina Chang, the deputy assistant secretary...
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Impeachment Witness: Ukrainians Asked State Dept. About Holdup of Aid
The view among the national security officials was unanimous: Military aid to Ukraine should not be stopped. But President Donald Trump’s acting chief of staff thought otherwise. As the aid was being blocked this summer, Ukraine officials began quietly asking the State Department about the holdup. The concern was clear for the young democracy battling an aggressive Russia. “If this...
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Jordan Matthews Is Officially Back With the Eagles and It Can't Hurt
It’s official: Jordan Matthews is back with the Eagles.